In the News: In summer, the stakes are rising for Biden

“Every administration starts with news that gets covered as ‘action’ – executive orders, Cabinet slots being filled – all pushing a new agenda different than their predecessor,” Bill McInturff points out. But over time, he adds, “Executive orders run out and the action is replaced by transactional and messy legislative back-and-forth. Favorable numbers drop.” Read […]

In the News: 78% of New Yorkers want to keep ‘cocktails to go,’ poll says

Nearly 80 percent of New Yorkers want to keep a pandemic-era rule allowing booze takeout and delivery at bars and restaurants, according to a new survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies and released Monday by the New York State Restaurant Association. Read more here about how ‘cocktails to go’ might be here to stay.

In the news: Glen Bolger on GOP House members wanting to avoid primaries

“The challenge is that members don’t want to be primaried,” said Glen Bolger, a veteran Republican pollster. “These seats are mostly drawn as Democratic or Republican seats, so the way to lose isn’t in November, it’s in a primary.” Read more about how the winning candidate is decided in the primaries here.

30th Anniversary of Public Opinion Strategies – Final Infographic

Well, it’s not really an infographic, because there are no graphics. . .but it does show here that Public Opinion Strategies is a great place to work.  We have had nine staff move up to become partners, and they are directing research for some of the most important political and public affairs campaigns in the […]

30th Anniversary – Infographic #4 – The Way Back Machine!

Public Opinion Strategies is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the founding of the firm on May 1st, 1991.  We have been posting a series of infographics about our work over the years.  The fourth one can be seen here.  It’s a fun look at some of the key events in 1991. We are proud of […]

In the News: Speak softly and deliver a big pitch

“Incumbents always get into trouble in their first term by trying to overreach,” Republican pollster Neil Newhouse said this month. Read more about the different views on Biden’s approach to his first 100 days here.

Through the years. . .Infographic #3

Public Opinion Strategies is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the founding of the firm on May 1st, 1991.  We will be posting a series of infographics about our work over the years.  The third one can be found here.  It’s a fun way to focus on our firm’s history, by showing major events that happened […]

30th Anniversary of Public Opinion Strategies – Infographic #2

Public Opinion Strategies is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the founding of the firm on May 1st, 1991.  We will be posting a series of infographics about our work over the years.  The second one can be seen here, and focuses on our record of helping candidates win.  We are proud of our work, and […]

30th Anniversary of Public Opinion Strategies – Infographic #1

Public Opinion Strategies is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the founding of the firm on May 1st, 1991. We will be posting a series of infographics about our work over the years.  The first one can be seen here.  We are proud of our work, and appreciate our many clients over the years.  We hope […]

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